Mitsubishi TVs and Electronics Reviews

We received a WD 52525 as a wedding gift four years ago. The first lamp burned out before the 1 year warranty expired. We thought it was odd but then again the factory lamp may have been bad we thought. About a year after, the second lamp went and cost us about 400.00 dollars to replace. That is what we have been dealing with year after year. We recently installed our fifth lamp (in a 4 year old TV) after having the fourth work only for a few months. We have now come to find out that we have bad capacitors on the power supply PC board. The cost of repairs and parts for this is over $1,000. The TV cost $3,000 new and it has cost us almost that much to watch it for four years.

We spent over $3000 on a Mitsubishi TV less than 4 years ago. The lamp burned out within the first year. Now the TV keeps shutting off, getting a message saying the airflow is blocked - which is not. And just this morning, the TV shut off 3 times, the lamp light was on! Again? Are you kidding me? Is somebody going to help the hundreds of consumers with this same issue? What a ripoff! The consequences I'm facing from buying this TV are financially-related! I spent over $3000 on a TV only to replace parts in less than a year. And we're talking parts that cost hundreds! What a joke!

I have a WD62827, which I was told by the salesperson was the best on the market in 2006. After 4 years use, I have been told it will cost $1,200 to replace the light engine, mirror came unglued and the main electrical panel. I would advise anyone considering a Mitsubishi TV to not purchase one. Their quality and customer relations is terrible.

I spent almost $3000 on a Mitsubishi 52" DLP TV. Before the first year was up, I had to have the light engine replaced shortly after lamp was replaced which should have lasted a lot longer. It worked fine for a year and a half, then another lamp replacement was needed. Now the TV started getting colored lines then the green light stays on and won't turn on.

I have owned my 62" DLP Mitsubishi TV since July of 2005. Since then, I have bought 3 lamps and had the chasis replaced by a Mitsubishi technician and the TV still doesn't work. Now I'm told the driver could be out on it. If these TVs only last 4.5 years, that is a joke for the $3,000 I spent. Someone please hold these jokers accountable. There must be a class action lawsuit by now.

We purchase our WD-52628 in January 2006, we have replaced the lamp 4 times and now the TV does not turn on the sound comes on but the picture does not after a few minutes the red light comes on and we reset it and try again, sometimes it takes 3 hours for the picture to come on, we wished we never purchase a Mitsubishi, we never had any problems with other brands.

On 10/5/05, I purchased a Mitsubishi WD-52527 for $2,499. On 10/18/07 (three years later), I had to replace the light box and lamp. Having worked for RCA, I knew that if I complained about it, Mitsubishi would do something. They cut the price on the new assembly $100. Now, the lamp warning light has come on and I will have to purchase a new assembly again sometime soon. The second one now has lasted me two and a half years. That means that since the set was delivered to my house in 10/05, I will now be on my 3rd light box in 4/10!

I purchased my Mitsubishi TV about three years ago. My husband and I deliberately choose Mitsubishi since we had such great luck with our old console Mitsubishi. After only a couple of weeks, the lamp went out. We were told that it had probably been damaged in the store and they graciously sent another lamp at no cost to us.

I bought a Mitsubishi DLP 65 in Jan. of 2008 with warranty. Only 2 years in this TV started having lamp indicator light coming on. Called for lamp replacement and had it replaced in store. 5 months later the lamp is out again. I bought this TV to watch, not to replace lamp. I have not had issue with my previous Sony products. Unless Mitsubishi is doing something about their "unreliable pieces of trash they are making", I will just have to get rid of this trash and tell all my many, many cousins (over 50 heads of household), friends, co-workers, classmates, church goers, and neighbor communities about the junks Mitsubishi is making.

I've had this TV for 1 year and 4 months. Just out of warranty. I experienced the TV going in and out of normal picture color. Finally, it went out completely. I thought it was the lamp, but the technician for the shop told me it was the color wheel? 400.00 dollars later, I got my TV back and hope something else doesn't go wrong. I won't buy another Mit product, period!

I bought a 73" Mitsubishi TV, 734 Series, Dec. 2009 for my husband. He is disabled and watches a lot of TV and the big screen was perfect, or so we thought. Less than a year later, white and black specks started showing up on the screen. It started off just a few then they became numerous, to the point we could no longer watch the picture. It is now sitting in my dining room on the floor. We had a repairman come out and he said it needed an optical light engine. He said the cost was over $1,000 plus labor. After paying over $2,000 for the TV, this is unacceptable. When we called Mitsubishi, we were told we were no longer under warranty. So what do we do now? If someone will file a class action suit, please add my name.

I bought a 72-inch Mitsubishi 2 years ago and before the warranty was up, I had to order a lamp. I watch TV only in the evening for a couple of hours. I was told the lamp would last for at least 3 years. This is absurd. My other TV was a Panasonic 32-inch, the old heavy kind of TV that I bought new 10 years ago just this year went out. I have never had any trouble with it and it lasted 10 years. I never replaced one part on it or had any service calls at all. I would like to know why Mitsubishi does not make a part that lasts longer. I wished I would have researched Mitsubishi before I bought my TV

I've had my Mitsubishi 57" for less than three years and the third lamp is out. Is this the way you make TVs? I bought a piece of garbage for it to need a lamp a year. I can't afford $250.00 per year. I want a decent TV, I paid a decent price!

My Mitsubishi 62525 has had a lamp fail in one year, maybe 300 hours. Now, I have the green light blinking, has anyone looked into a class action suit against this issue, apparently the TV is junk, as I and many others have written in about.

We've had the TV bulb replaced as well as the fan, and these cost $1,000 of repairs. The TV was on warranty, but the warranty ran out in August; and we now have the blinking green light. This TV is a piece of junk. We paid $7,000 for it seven years ago. To add, I called Mitsubishi and was told that it's not their problem and to call the place we bought it from.

I have had my 2009 Lancer for a year and half now. I bought it brand new. Sure enough a few months into owing it, I noticed paint chips by the passenger doors/rear quarter panel. I took it to the dealership advised this doesn’t seem right. They said road conditions are not covered under warranty. I explained the vehicle I traded was a pickup truck 2000 that had over 200,000 kms. I drove the same roads and it hardly had any chips! So I have taken it to Mitsubishi Canada to see what they can do. Paint chips to rear quarter panels, hood, trunk; it’s a joke the paint almost peels right off. I want my car to be fixed. It’s not the consumers fault that Mitsubishi uses cheap paint that can’t withstand. "Best backed cars in the world?” We will see about that.

Three weeks after the light engine was replaced, it went out again. We went about another year and a half, then the lamp goes out again. We bought another lamp, and two weeks later, the TV showed signs that light engine is going out.

We bought a Mitsubishi 62-inch TV (model wd62525). We had problems from the beginning. Shortly after getting the TV in March of 05 the whole inside had to be replaced. We've replaced the bulb 3-4 times which was covered under warranty ($500) and had to have someone come to clean is 4-5 times ($100/time). Our warranty ran out on March 8th and our TV started having trouble on the 14th.

I purchased WD-52525 in June 2005. This TV has been a problem for me since day 1. The lamp has failed 3 times, and after the first lamp, the TV died. Service company picked it up and had it for 6 weeks. It has never been the same since the day he delivered it back to me. The picture runs downhill to the left, and the color has never been good even after 2 more lamps.

Green blinking light syndrome. Chassis removed (WD62725). Cost 775.00 because only one location for replacement and Mitsubishi doesn't produce separate circuit boards. This is a known defect, no recalls ever sent. Am curious about a class action.

We have owned Mitsubishi model WD62525 since Feb 2005. In December 2009, our chassis went out and Mitsubishi covered the cost of the part ($360) but we still had to pay for the labor ($380). We also had to replace the lamp and am now trying to replace the optical engine (our image is tilted). We have thus spent $572 to repair our model WD62525 and look to spent another $600 for the optical engine.

I purchased my Mitsubishi projection TV model #WD-52531 (52") in late 2006 or early 2007 from ABC Warehouse. The TV worked great until around the summer of 2009, when I started getting lamp lights on the TV. I had trouble turning on, especially when warm. By keeping the TV set on low power, I was able to make the original lamp last until the end of Dec 2009. When I finally got a solid red light on the TV, it would no longer turn on even after a reset. I purchased a new lamp and housing (part #915P043010) from a distributor called Vann's off the web for $230. Very carefully vacuumed, blew and cleaned all dust from back of television and lamp socket area. Carefully installed the new lamp being extremely careful not to touch the glass, as instructed.

This TV is the worst one I have ever owned. It has been in the shop 6 times in the 3 years I have owned it. First, they said it was too much duct that caused bulb to fail. Next, it was watched TV too much; "bulb has only 2000 hour life span". Of course, it's usually around Superbowl time or the World Series. No bulb I've replaced has lasted more than 6 months, sometimes as little as four months. One time I was told there was recall, so I took it in again, and again in 5 months, the bulb goes. Isn't there a lemon law on TVs? If not, there should be.

It has the blinking green light syndrome, which is a very common trouble indicator. Upon checking the internet for a solution, I found hundreds of people experiencing the same problem. Mitsubishi will do nothing to "make good" on this problem. It is a design / component flaw and the consumer should have better recourse that the $800.00+ fix offered by Mitsubishi. $3000 investment in TV is lost. if I were the only person to experience this problem, so be it. But, there are hundreds, perhaps thousands!

The green timer light keeps flashing and the TV will not turn on. I purchased it five years and two month ago. The technician states that chassis needs to be completely rebuilt at a price of $490. It has faulty connectors and I saw them; they are not flat but bowed out. This seems to be a wide-spread problem with this TV and Mitsubishi should consider a recall. The consequences are financial plus the fact that it takes approximately a month or more to get the rebuilt chassis back.

I have a WD-52525. Every year, I have to replace the lamp at around $200 a pop. Then some other thing went out. Service call and a part that he replaced because "there was too much dust." Fine. I paid $4000 or so for this unit. Surely, this was just a fluke. But no! This week, I got a steady red flash. The manual simply said turn off the TV and call a service provider. Are you kidding me? And you get sucked in and don't want to give up. After all, you invested $4000 that you are throwing down the toilet. You think that surely this will be the last repair. Why should there be any? Something at that price point (especially a television) should be unbelievably reliable. My brother also owns a similar Mitsubishi TV. He's only got half a screen. The other side black. Guess it's time to throw in the towel. It's a scam. No more Mitsubishi.

My WD-65737 model was delivered 2 days ago with broken lamp according to technician that came out yesterday to inspect TV. No problem, technician said, I will bring you a new one tomorrow. Its tomorrow and technician arrives and installs another broken lamp! I'm ** now because I wish I would have read these complaints before I purchased and set-up this huge TV in my living room. Technician is coming back tomorrow with another lamp. I'm praying that this one works this time!

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD 52725 LCD TV which is continually out of order due to a “green timer light" flashing prohibiting the TV to turn on. This despite extremely limited use (guest house in a home that we inhabit only 6 months per year). This TV is a “lemon". I should be entitled to some sort of compensation or replacement.

We purchased a Mitsubishi DLP TV, WD-62825G, serial# 110932 back in 2006. We have only watched about 600 hours on this TV. For the last year, it has been having problems with green and pink lines running through the picture. We called Mitsubishi customer service and they went through a couple of checks and then told us to contact a repair service.

I would appreciate your earliest response to this matter. Thank you in advance.

I emailed you a few days ago about my Mitsubishi TV that has been in the shop now for 2 1/2 months (and that's just this time). But I wanted to let you know that I got a call from the extended warranty people and they are replacing the television. However, now the problem is what do I buy now? I have been researching complaints about different makes of televisions and it appears that none of them are any good. Some man wrote in that he should have bought a Sony instead of his Philips because he had a Sony that was 20 years old. Well, duh! 20 years ago, companies were putting out quality products. They are not anymore! Sony has as many complaints as the rest of them. Too much technology. Do your research and you better buy an extended warranty, especially on electronics.

This TV is 3 1/2 years old and it costs $2,100.00. It has been in the shop six times and has been in the shop for a total of nearly four months since August of 2009. I honestly think that they don't know how to fix them. The repair service is Frick Electronic in Kansas city, MO.

We took delivery of two Mitsubishi WD-52525 televisions in March 2006 for our new home. About 6 months ago, we started experiencing issues with one that only has about 40 hours of total play time since 2006. (This TV was in an entertainment area upstairs that is rarely used, thus we rarely ever turn that TV on). In particular, we consistently get the "blinking green timer light" that comes on and the TV will not reset or turn on. We are now starting to have the issue with our other one which acts as our primary television in our living room.

Well, I have the same complaint as everyone else on here. We bought a 65" TV right before Superbowl 2007 and have had to replace the bulb about 5 times now. Here we are right before Superbowl 2010, watching our daughter's 32". We tried to contact the company. You don't get any response. If you call them, you can't get anyone who seems to care. Another funny thing is try e-mailing them and you'll get nothing but a failure notice back. I hope anyone who is contemplating buying one of these televisions really reconsiders after reading this. Save your money! You would be better off with a cheap brand than these pieces of garbage!

I bought this TV new 4 years ago. After 3 years the bulb needed to be replaced, no problem. After replacing the bulb, green/purple horizontal lines showed up across the TV. I had one repair company come out, who was very honest, and told me that there is a known problem with the board/chip sets in these TV's that they heat up and cause this problem. I could have paid him $600-$800 to have repaired but I was told that problem would eventually happen again.

I bought the Mits WD 52725 in '04 for a condo unit I own. I have literally used the set no more than a dozen times in the past several years. In '09, I experienced the "green blinking light of death". I got on the horn to Mits and they referred me to a repair shop locally. The repair people came out and removed the chassis/motherboard. They then called Mits and Mits agreed to cover partial repair costs, approximately $400 from an $800 bill.

Also, the clock intermittently looses the time, causing blue screen to come up. I have a $600 power backup battery system that works fine. This model TV wd57-831 is a piece of **. I’m constantly calling tech support for problems with TV.

I purchased a Mitsubishi in August 2005 and the lamp went out in December 2006, then again in September 2007. In December 2007, another part burned out so I haven't gotten that fixed. I purchased another Mitsubishi in January 2008 and also purchased extended warranty as I was told lamps were covered in the warranty. The lamp went out in July 2009. The extended warranty did not cover the lamp. I got into a really big argument with Fry's Electronics. I threatened to report them to BBB. They agreed to send me a lamp for free to make me happy. Who knows how long before this new lamp goes out?

I have owned a Mitsubishi TV model WD-57831 for less than 3 years and has had two lamp replacements. It constantly turns off due to overheating. We have to have a fan blowing behind it to keep it on. This TV is a lemon. The replacement lamps cost a lot and the inconvenience of having to find solutions to keep the TV on is ridiculous for what we paid.

Got Mitsubishi 52527 DLP TV. It is giving us constant problems. TV is only 3 years old, we are on 3rd lamp and now it turn itself off and giving us red status light. Called for services. It constantly was giving us green blinking light, so we constantly had to wait to turn it on. The picture is too dark. We already at max brightness and it is still too dark. It is hard to watch it during a day. If it is night in the movie, during a day you can't see what is going on in the movie. We already spend over $3,000 on it and now we again out of TV. And now we will have to replace it since I don't think this junk is worth fixing it with all its problems.

We bough the Mitsubishi 57 inch DLP Model # WD-57731 in December 2006. All was well until March 2009. The TV just shut off. First, the yellow light, then the green light kept flashing. Initially, it would stay on for a few minutes, then a few seconds, then it would not come on at all. When I called Best Buy where I purchased the TV, they told me it was probably the lamp because it's a very common issue with this TV. Our 1st lamp was free. We picked it up and installed it ourselves. We thought, "Okay, that was easy, we should be good for a few more years." Wrong! In August 2006, the same thing started happening again. Well, we knew it couldn't be the lamp. Keeping in mind we only watch the TV a couple hours a day.

I own a Mitsubishi TV model WD-52525. TV is 6 years old. Last week, the screen displayed only a bright blue, no sound, no ability to toggle through channels. Today, the TV won't turn on. I did notice a flashing green light at the power switch, just prior to its last breath. Is this an $800 repair also or more? Help!

I purchased WD-52725 in 2005. Everything went well for a few years, then in 2008 green/pink diagonal lines across screen and the green blinking light syndrome. Now it won’t even turn on. I paid thousands for a high end TV that only lasted 3-plus years. The company should fix these issues or issue a voucher for purchase of new set.

I purchased a 62-inch screen Mitsubishi WD-62525 TV about 4 years ago, and to be honest I was not aware of the problems concerning this TV that I have been recently reading about. After I replaced the lamp in the TV it was working fine. Then one day the red light started flashing and the TV would not come on at all. The TV repairman quoted me a price of $800 to fix it, stating that this is a common problem with all these flat screen TVs. He said that the power supply was out and it could only be replaced and not fixed.

Design defect in WD-62750 projection DLP TVs. Original cost was $4500. The TV is less than 5 years old. They have a recurring defect in the power supply that won't allow you to turn the TV on. It’s been fixed at a cost of $700 and now, four months later, needs the same fix at the same cost. Many, many people have had the same exact problem as well as others with the Mitsubishi DLP TVs. TV costing $4500 a little over 4 years ago needs repeated repairs of the same defect at a cost of $700 each time.

I bought one of the first ever available 73" HDTV Model WD73727 and the optical engine has failed. Looks like a bad acid trip. I spent $7000.00 on TV and custom cabinet in March 2006. Mitsubishi extended the optical engine coverage to 3 years, but we are out as of March 2009. We are still paying for TV. We cannot even afford to replace the bulb right now, and with a known defect, Mitsubishi told us, “Sorry, it’s out of warranty.” Now we have a humongous dust collector sitting on my living room/still making payments and watching the TV out of my camper instead. I bought this TV because 35" console tube TV lasted 20 years! I’m looking at a $1500.00 repair and probably need a new bulb, too. I’m still making payments with no help.

Too many costly repairs since 2005. Lamp replacement twice. Constantly shuts off and is difficult to reset. Green light blinks constantly. Now, green lines through picture color. Purchase price $4500, warranty $500.

Our Mitsubishi WD 57831 model is a DLP lemon. We have owned it since mid 2007 and it had been in the repair shop for five months with no resolution. We have replaced the bulb for four times now at a cost of over $300.

I purchased 65" DLP TV priced at $4,000, that's been one problem after another. I replaced three lamps and the motherboard in less than three years, which cost over $1,250. One week ago, the TV is going bad again. Repair shop wants $900 to repair. I wish I could make a hood ornament for my truck with this piece of junk. Never again will I purchase anything with the Mitsubishi name on it. Numerous call to Mitsubishi, not once has anyone tried to help me with these problems.

I have a problem with the lamp of my Mitsubishi 65" DLP. I had to replace the lamp several times since we purchased the TV new in 2006. The salesman told us it should last 10 years. That was a joke. We have replaced the bulb every year since we had the TV. We keep updating the warranty, and it is covered; however, the warranty costs exactly what the bulb would cost.

We bought a Mitsubishi Projector TV in Feb. of 2005. During the last three years, it keeps asking us to replace the lamp and the timer goes on and blocks us from turning on the TV. I have made several calls to customer service at Mitsubishi that have not been helpful at all. I finally replaced the bulb. It worked with blue and green areas on the screen for about 6 days and today, it died again. We can't afford another TV like this. Not only that, but we originally bought it from Hi-Fi Buys who is out of business. After reading all the fix-it comments, I am completely frustrated. I am all in for a lawsuit against the company for this product. They need to do a recall! It is a lemon and in good faith, they should send us all a refund of some sort.

In 2004 we bought a Mitsubishi WD-62750 projection screen TV. This cost $4,400.00 and we paid $500.00 for a 5-year warranty. Almost immediately we had problems with the set. After several visits from the repair, we got it squared away. Fast forward to 12-09 and now the real trouble arrives. The TV starts with the blinking green light problem. It won't do anything but green light blink. The warranty is 2 months expired (how nice is that?) and the repair suggested (after 5 hours of my time) that it is a waste of time and money. I have read numerous testimonials of this same problem and wonder if a class action suit is possible for this obvious gross injustice?

I have read many complaints on Mitsubishi TVs. I have a 52" Mitsubishi TV model WD-52725 with the same problem as many. The timer light will not stop flashing and the TV will not turn on. It happened many times in the past and would stop after 24 hours of pressing the reset until it just did not come on again. I contacted a service rep for Mitsubishi and was told that it will cost approx. $800 to repair. I contacted Mitsubishi and was told that it is a factory defect and that they would help with the repairs, which means that they will only cover the part and the rest I have to pay for.

I also purchased a Mitsubishi 65" DLP, model WD-Y65. I have replaced the bulb 6 times (including once when the wiring to the bulb actually melted) since the purchase on 12-16-2006. One day shy of the 3rd year, the bulb blew out. We also had to replace the ballast at $485 last year. I have spoken to Mitsubishi and they have not answered nor offered anything.

Mitsubishi projection TV series of problems repairs and not picture still.......

I bought a new Mitsubishi WD52725 DLP HDTV for $3500 about 9-10-2004. Right from the start, there were problems. It would program stations on its own that I didn't want and refused me to cancel them. Then it would jam up the remote. They replaced the complete drive with a used repaired one. I didn't like that but had little choice. That didn't help either, I put in one new light a year, same problems. Now my warranty is off, the TV shut down completely. I took it in for service and they (American TV) replaced some capacitors and $300 later, it worked again, or so I thought. After 4 days of use, it now goes blue screen and shuts off. I've been following all the problems that others have and these things should have never made the market. They are junk. Any recourse?

Our model WD6275 went ban. We had the chassis repaired three times and kept getting bad chassis from Mitsubishi. They told us they would send us a new upgraded model of the same in 2 weeks within receiving money order and letter signed. Then after they got all of that - I overnighted money order (it took them 3 days to enter into their system). Then they informed it the repair com would have to pick up the set and it would be another 7-10 business days.

I am trying to obtain a smog clearance on my 1996 Mitsubishi Montero and it keeps failing on the high speed end of the test. I have contacted Mitsubishi headquarters and they just say take it to a dealer. When I contact the dealer, they want me to bring the car in so they can run tests. I tell them what is wrong and they have no idea why the smog check is failing in the high speed range. They also tell me that they cannot guarantee that they can tell me what the problem is if I bring the car in.

I have a 65-inch Mitsubishi rear projection TV (model WS-65613). I have the notorious blinking light in front and usually there’s no picture. If I ever do get a picture, it only lasts for a minute or two. I see thousands of posts on this problem. The repairs are over $1000.00.

I purchased a 65" Mitsubishi big screen TV in Jan 2007. It is a DLP. Since purchase, I replaced two lamps, six hundred dollars and on 8/18/09, another breakdown - defective screen and optical engine. These TVs that Mitsubishi sells and manufactures are defective products and complaints of thousands have been recorded. There really should be a class action lawsuit against this Japanese company for selling defective TVs to the American public for thousands of dollars. Next to purchasing a car, a television is very expensive. This is a public ripoff. The warranty company is a joke and something needs to be done about these defective products. I am out thousands of dollars. The products are built to fail, bringing in enormous revenue to this corporation at the expense of the American public, who is me!

Our Mitsubishi (Model# WD52525) TV just went out. No picture, nothing. I spoke with an Indian gentleman who knew absolutely nothing. But I did fax a receipt and estimate. They then said that they had paid for the chassis assembly but not for the labor. The chassis is $352.00 and the labor is $399.00. When I asked if there was a class action suit, I was informed that he did not know this information but would forward my claim to review once again. It will be interesting to see what happens next. I will let you guys know.

Like many, my green light on my TV blinked and blinked and then TV went black. I had this fixed twice and once again it happened. Tweeter went out of business so I can't complain yet again to them. My sound never worked on the right side. I never even got the right owner’s manual from them even though I asked and asked and asked for one. Mine was the projection model, not sure of which but when they sent a manual for WT-42413, WS-48413, WS-55413 and WS-65413, the guy said it should be close enough to my model. I still have the TV sitting in my walk-in closet.

We purchased a Mitsubishi large screen Medallion television for $3,500 when we built our new home in 2005. This television is extremely complicated to operate and has had numerous problems since the day we purchased it. It has very few hours on it since it doesn't work properly and is so difficult to operate. Approximately 1 year ago, the green timer light started blinking and we had to have it serviced and it cost around $500. I contacted Mitsubishi Customer Service directly and I spoke with a foreign gentleman who was very hard to understand. He was reading off of a script and made it very apparent that this was not his problem.

I bought a Mitsubishi WD-65731 65-inch DLP TV about two years ago from Best Buy at Colonial Heights, VA. I also bought the extended in-home warranty for 4 years on this TV at a cost of over $300. Last February, the lamp burned out. I called Best Buy and they told me that they would dispatch their technicians out to replace the bulb. Three weeks later, the bulb was finally replaced. Last week, the bulb burned out again. After calling Best Buy, they said that the warranty only covers replacing the bulb once, even though the bulb was only 5 months old. Needless to say, neither I or any member of my family will be shopping at Best Buy again, nor will I be buying any more Mitsubishi products. This is inexcusable for a $3,000 TV that is a little over 2 years old.

We purchased a Mitsubishi television in March of 2008. It has been broken three times since then. Paul's TV has fixed it twice in the past. This last time, the television once again broke in June. Paul's TV has sent out a technician, then they picked up the television. It is now August and we still do not have a television. Numerous phone calls to Paul's and Mitsubishi have been useless. They both refer me to the other.

I bought a 65" Mitsubishi model WS65613 TV from ABC warehouse. I didn't have it one month past the warranty period, and the problems started. First, the timer light flashed continuously, and the TV would not turn on. I found the problem was 4 capacitors on the DM board. I changed them out, and every two to three months, they go out again. Second and the most annoying problem, the picture on the TV only stays on for about 20 minutes, then the screen goes black. I have contacted Mitsubishi and numerous techs, and all they want to do is keep changing boards at $900 a piece. There have been thousands of post about the blinking light issue, but I haven't seen anything to guide me to the cause for the picture going black. I don't understand why Mitsubishi doesn't admit their design flaws and replace or repair these bad TVs. I spent over $3500 when new and have spent over $1100 since then, trying to get it working.

In Jan 2007, we bought a 65-inch model WD65731 for $3,000. We made an oak stand for the TV specifically and had our first problem within 18 months. The TV's bulb went out at the cost of $170. We replaced it with an official replacement and 1 year 2 weeks later, again the bulb went out. This one is now out of warranty and a new one was ordered on 7/6/09. The replacement came and went out 5 days later. When calling the company, we were informed of a recall on the TV for a failure to sense the temperature and the fan not coming on. Now we await the reworked part from the local TV repair place and hope this bulb doesn't go. At the new cost of $140 each, it is getting expensive to watch TV.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD-62525 television through Best Buy with extended warranty in 2005. The timer light flashes and the television has completely stopped working. Many other people on the internet reported the same problem and mentioned a class action lawsuit.

I have a silver 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor. The paint is fading/oxidizing very badly on the hood and the roof. The body shop said it would cost between $4,000-$5,000 to repaint the entire vehicle. One reason I bought a silver vehicle is because I was told that white or silver paint holds up much better than dark colors. I don't think the paint should look so bad on a 2004. I think this price is ridiculous. I might as well just buy another car.

I bought an LT-52144 52" LCD TV last May. Three times now, all at random, the TV has just shut off and the power light starts blinking, as if there had been a power surge. We are in a drought. No storms were occurring here in Texas during each episode. Of course, it is now "just out of warranty." I called the store where I purchased it and the employee acted as if he'd never heard of this problem and proceeded to tell me how much it will cost to “diagnose” the problem. Then, I hop online and see that I am not alone and this is not a new problem by any means! I feel deceived by Mitsubishi and Bjorn's. The cost of the TV was $2,200.00.

In March 2009, I purchased a Mitsubishi TV with the agreement that it came with a grocery rebate in the amount of $1,000. Shortly after my purchase, the company who administers the rebate went bankrupt. However, the rebate was offered by Mitsubishi, and they have offered me nothing. I believe that Paul's TV or Mitsubishi owes me $1,000 as promised.

Purchased a Mitsubishi WP-73733 in 2008. One yr. later, the same problems with lamp and switching off as everyone else. So if I keep the TV and lamps are all that go bad, I'll have spent close to 7 grand. As many people are having this same problem, where is the class action suit?

My GTO was repaired using a genuine Mitsubishi water pump, 3 weeks later; a bolt from the pump came out and ruined my engine. Mitsubishi UK have admitted responsibility and have agreed to fix my car which could take up to 3 weeks. I need to get to work and as my GTO is my only form of transport, I asked Mitsubishi to supply a vehicle for me to use whist mine is being repaired. They have refused saying the parts warranty does not cover the free use of a vehicle and if I need a vehicle, I should go and hire one at my own expense.

Mitsubishi DLP WD-73831 73 in. Diamond Series TV: I purchased my TV in May 2007 for a little over $5000 plus the cost of a TV stand for $380. The HD picture was beautiful. I was very happy at first, and then all the problems started. First, I had a problem with the TV powering on and off, so the place where I purchased the TV, Pacific Sales, sent out a brand new TV. After about 9 months later, the TV screen went completely black, and I learned that the internal light bulb went out; cost around $250 for a light bulb.

I purchased CRT projection WS73513 on 10/06/04 and as of 6/12/09, it has been in and out of Jersey Jim repair shop 3 times. Each time, green light flashes and the TV won't come on. I contacted Mitsubishi, but they refused to do anything because Jersey Jim told the manufacturer that lighting is hitting my TV. The first 2 times it went in the repair shop (JJ), it failed just 90 days apart. A year later, it failed again. I guess lighting can hit the same thing and same place 3 times, even with the TV off, unplugged, no damage to anything else but target the same TV out of the other three I own. The first 2 times, the tech said it was the capacitor. Second time, he said it was the coil and possible lighting. Now I'm beginning to think it's the repairman along with the product. I will never, ever buy another Mitsubishi product or purchase anything from Jersey Jim. Lost money counting the $4500 + 3 repairs, totals at $6000.

I purchased my Mitsubishi DLP WD-73831 73-in Diamond Series TV in May 2007 for a little over $5,000.00, plus the cost of a TV stand for $380.00. The HD picture was beautiful. I was very happy at first, and then all the problems started. First, I had a problem with the TV powering on and off, so the place where I purchased the TV, Pacific Sales, sent out a brand new TV.

I bought a WD57732 in October of 2006. I had the temp sensor issue around September of 2007. After reading the same consumer complaints about Mitsubishi TVs, I feel fortunate that I haven;t had a bulb issue until today, June 14, 2009. I did purchase a 4-year extended warranty, but I am not looking forward to contacting GE warranty services on Monday as it took me over 1 month to get someone to look into the temp sensor issue. I can't believe that a company is allowed to sell so many of the same type of products, having the same type of problems, and they are not being held accountable.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD5275 in February of 2005 from hhgregg. I also purchased a 5-year extended warranty. GE was the repair service provider but would sub out the repair service to others. I would have to replace the lamp every year sometimes before the year was up. The mirrors went bad so I called hhgregg. They first acted as if they would help me, then when they didn't call back, I kept calling them, they would continue to tell me the manager was on the phone.

In January 2005, we purchased a Mitsubishi Projection TV from Larson's Appliance in Medford, OR for approximately $3200.00. Shortly before the warranty was up, the TV started having many of the same problems I've read in your log regarding Mitsubishi TVs: Frequently shutting down, red/orange light flashing, green light flashing, lines running through the screen, etc. A repairman came out in approximately Dec/Jan of 2006, supposedly fixing it but it has constantly had problems over the years, shutting down every other night and now shuts down at least once a night and even after unplugging it and restarting it, which used to work. We now can't get it to go back on sometimes for hours.

I have a 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Sport. I've paid 72 payments for a total of $37,224. I've struggled to make payments throughout the life of the loan but have managed to. I received 6 extensions, which included the 72 payments. Now, they say I owe $2400 for late fees and are threatening to take the vehicle.

Mitsubishi DLP WD-73831 73-in Diamond Series TV: I purchased my TV in May 2007 for a little over $5000.00 plus the cost of a TV stand for $380.00. The HD picture was beautiful. I was very happy at first, and then all the problems started. First, I had a problem with the TV powering off. So the place where I purchased the TV, Pacific Sales, sent out a brand-new TV. Then around 9 months later, the TV went completely black screen; and I learned the internal light bulb went out. It's around $250.00 for a light bulb.

I purchased a new 73-inch TV and built a custom cabinet at a cost of $14,000. As of today, I have spent in excess of $4,000 to repair the TV. Be smart and don't buy any products from Mitsubishi Electronics, lest you toss your money in the river. I can’t change TV since the custom cabinet was made for that. How about joining me in a law suit against Mitsubishi?

Paul's TV advertised that with a purchase of certain Mitsubishi TVs and TV stand we would receive $600 in gas rebates through Mitsubishi Electric. However, the company that distributes the $600 gas card is out of business and there is no rebate. I relied on this information when I purchased this TV for $2200.00, believing that I would receive a gas rebate totaling $600. I opened a gas card with Mobil to keep track of my gas totals; however, there is no gas rebate.

I purchased a Mitsubishi DLP Big Screen TV, Model # WD52825 in December 2005. In early 2007, I had to replace the bulb, which cost $300+. Now, May '09, the TV will not work at all. I called a service tech for a fee of $100 and was told the DM board/chassis is defective and he stated this is an epidemic with Mitsubishi TVs. I've read the complaints and can see he is correct as this issue being widespread. Cost to replace the DM board/chassis is $865.

I purchased a WD62525 Mitsubishi Television in September 2006, great TV, great picture. I spent over $5,000.00 at the time of purchase. In December 2007, it had a problem with a flashing green light then the TV went out. No Power. The place I purchased the TV from, the Big Screen TV Store referred me to a third party Mitsubishi service provider to fix the TV, which took a little over a month. We increased the warranty to a 5-year contract for $500.00 (equivalent to the price of a bulb) to ensure full service component coverage going forward. Approximately a year later, another service failure occurred and we ended up purchasing another replacement bulb. Despite the change of the bulb, this did not solve the problem. After several repeated attempts to get Mitsubishi to honor the warranty and multiple attempts to gain assistance from the Big Screen Store and non response from the third party service company, we were informed that the warranty that was purchased was not valid.

I purchased a Mitsubishi TV from Paul's TV in La Habra which offered a $600 gas rebate offer. I followed the instructions that Mitsubishi gives to customers to claim voucher and have been sending my gas receipts since December 2008. My correspondence has gone unacknowledged and the receipts I sent for March 2009 were returned to sender/unable to forward (I don't know what happened to receipts I sent before that). I have contacted Mitsubishi about these problems numerous times and I was instructed by Mitsubishi to contact the company that processes gas vouchers, MDC Group Inc., Attn: Katie ** 888.851.0466 who is also not returning my phone calls. I called Mitsubishi again for answers as they should honor their promotions or, at the very least, credit their customers account for the $600 promised to those that followed their instructions. It seems as though crediting customers account is much more cost-effective than facing a class action lawsuit.

My wife and I bought a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. The paint is chipping away in the strangest place - on the bottom of the rear doors. Edmunds has a forum about people with the same problem. We don't drive this car on gravel roads, but the paint is chipping away. Mitsubishi is aware of the problem, but acts like it's my problem now. The value of the car will decrease and if I fix it, the problem will occur again and again. This car cost almost $40K brand new and I only have 3,500 miles on it.

I bought a Mitsubishi WD-62725 back in 2004 and now I have a flashing red Timer LED and the TV won't turn on. I was told that the chassis would need to be replaced for $600-$900 and would take 6-8 weeks. I saw from avsforum that this is a common occurrence and a known problem. Mitsubishi should have recalled and replaced the chassis for free.

I bought a Mitsubishi TV WD-62825G. I love the screen and the quality of the picture. However, I cannot believe that the retailer, or Mitsubishi, did not tell me that this TV works worse than the old bulb TVs. Mitsubishi went backwards in technology - how did they come out with this poor lamp that stops working almost every year? I am going to replace my lamp for the second time. I want another TV and I want Mitsubishi to trade this TV for a new one, just like a car dealer would. They should buy my used one and give me credit for one that I never have to change the lamp.

We purchased a Mitsubishi Home Theater system in February 2007. The television model is WD-57732. This is a DLP Projection Television. Our problem is, we had the lamp go out in February 2008 - one year after we purchased the TV. American sent out service and replaced the lamp at no charge. It went out again in March 2009. We purchased the extended 3-year warranty and they refused to replace the lamp again. My concern is, you should not have to replace the lamp every year for around $300.00 when you spend $3500.00 on the TV.

I purchased a WD62525 from Best Buy for $4000 and two replacement bulbs direct from Mitsubishi for $550 four or five years ago. When I got the red light and no audio or video, I replaced the bulb, and I still have the red light and no picture or sound. The TV repairman says parts are no longer available. I wish America would get back into manufacturing!

I purchased a Mitsubishi 57-in. WDY57 TV less than 2 years ago. I am on bulb #4. It is a **.

My wd-62528 Mitsubishi 62 inch TV will not turn on. I cannot get anywhere with the company; basically, a middle finger is what I am getting from them. We spent a lot of money on this TV, and it is only three years old! The green light blinks, but will not turn on. All I want from the company is to pinpoint the problem, so my repairman can fix it without charging me 100 hours of labor trying to figure it out. All I get is someone who can't speak English, and one guy even hung up on me because I was getting a little upset with him because he was no help! I have seen this problem from a lot of people on talk boards, and yet still, the company will not do anything to help. I've spent over $3,500.00 for the TV, countless hours on the phone with Mitsubishi, and $500.00 to the TV repairman, with still no answers and a TV that will not turn on!

I purchased a Mitsubishi 60" TV. It has burned out its lamp 3 times in 2 years. The TV has been in the shop more than in my home.

I own a big-screen TV - a Mitsubishi 73727 DLP which I purchased from Midway Appliance Co. in Victorville, Ca. in September of 2005 - $4000.00 with a $250.00 5-year extended warranty. In May of 2008 the picture started going bad. I contacted Midway Appliance service and was referred to Network Video Services in Placentia, Ca., an authorized Mitsubishi service center. Meanwhile I discovered from the Mitsubishi website warranty window that the model of TV that I own, along with others, were discovered to have LIGHT ENGINE problems, and the repair of these would be covered by a limited extended warranty.

I purchased a 57 Mitsubishi DPL TV (model WD57831) on 1/26/07. After having the TV only a few weeks it started to shut down due to a failure code airflow obstruction/overheat and that continued for several weeks, I called the selling dealer, CB Joe in New Castle, DE & they came out on 2/19/07 and did a recall procedure to replace the temp sensor and it was functional for about six months and then starting the same issue with airflow obstruction/overheat and having the TV shut down. Again I called to have it repaired and CB Joe came out on 9/26/07 to do ANOTHER recall for THE SAME ISSUE - modify LT connector and it was functional until the lamp failed on 12/11/07. Since it was within the 1 year I was giving a bulb to replace myself (not wanting to wait for a repair visit).

I got my Mitsubishi TV fixed for $57.00! See my 10/6/08 post and previous posts about the deadly blinking green light. Three shops estimated repair at $400 to $800 and laughed about the capacitor fix I found on the internet at: **. I am a mechanical idiot but with just a phillips screwdriver and following instruction (with photos) at the above link, I pulled the DM module. It took the electronics shop less than a hour to do the capacitor replacement job and possibly overcharged me, but the set now works fine for only $57.19.

Picture on my wide screen TV model # WD-52525 went out. I researched for service and found out that the capacitors on all the circuit boards are faulty. I contacted Mitsubishi and they ask for a purchase receipt to be sent along with a diagnostic and cost estimate from an authorized service center. I know this is just a protocol issue and that they know exactly what is going on. They will reimburse me 20% of the repair cost but no labor and/or other cost associated with this repair. I think they should be held completely responsible for all cost and more. They should have a total recall on this product as they know that the engineering and design of the circuit boards cause the units to shut down, lose picture imaging and other vital operational capabilities as a result. They know this and still continued to sell these units to the public and have not been held accountable for this fraudulent activity. These sets cost over $3,000.00 and should be considered a felony. I have already had to replace the lamp at a cost of $160.00 and now the cost estimate for this repair will be $900.00. A class action lawsuit should be filed against these thieves.

In 01/07 I purchased a Mitsubishi WD65 1080 DLP TV. The lamp has gone out twice and without any warning. Dealing with the service company that the service contract is written is a joke. I paid $499.00 for a service contract that so far has been worthless. Today I contacted the BBB for help. Within an hour after contacting them the Service Co called and said they would replace the lamp again. The last lamp lasted 39 days. I have contacted the company that I purchased the TV from for a replacement or a refund for evidently after reading all of the complaints about this brand of TV for the same problem (LAMP) they are not telling the public the truth about this product.

Mitsubishi 1080 TV (Model WS-55859). The internet is full of complaints about the poor capacitors and deadly blinking green light. Mitsubishi no longer makes a replacement daughter-board. Repair is estimated by an authorized service shop at $400 to $800 and the 5-year extended warranty expired 8 months ago. This TV cost over $4,000 new. I'll never buy Mitsubishi anything ever again.

We purchased a Mitsubishi WS65513 TV on 06/04/2004. Our blinking green light started 09/02/2008, the light will not reset. The TV is completely dead. We have tried everything (Reset, unplugging for days). It has been diagnosed as having a DM module problem. From all our estimates, this will cost around $1,000 plus. We purchased the Mitsubishi brand because of its name and reliability. We cannot believe that the TV is already broken after four years. We have a Sony that has lasted 12 years with no issues.

We purchased the car and were disappointed driving it. We found it was dangerous to drive due to blind spots caused by poor lines of visibility. It needed a complete 4 wheel brake job (pads & rotors) at 17,000 miles. The worst thing is it has left us stranded 2 times now when the immobilizer key fell apart while attempting to start the car. The replacement key is 170.00. It is not under warranty. I guess you are not supposed to use the key to start the car. The design of the key is obvious very poor.

We Purchased a Mitsubishi 57inch DLP tv, model WD-Y57 in August 2006, before any problems were reported with the set. On superbowl Sunday, Feb 07, the TV gave an on screen error message that the air flow was blocked and TV was shutting off. This happened every time we turned it on. Called Mitsubishi. Was told it was the Air Flow sensor. They sent Superior Electronics to the house to fix it. He put a new Air Flow sensor in & left(without correctly hooking back up any of our equipment).

I own one a Mitsubishi WD 62825 projection TV. One day the green light started flashing and I had no picture. After doing research on-line I discovered that there is a probelm with the circuit boards on this TV which I purchased in 2004 and paid $3800. I had 2 repairmen come and see the problem and they said that it can not be corrected because Mitsubishi does not make the ciruit board that needs replacement. I could take a chance on having the board rebuilt and would cost $900-$1000. I had to replace two lamps on the TV at a cost of $300 per lamp all within a 3 year period. What a waste.

I bought a Mitsubishi 60 ws65515 TV in 04 for 3K now the micro processor board went bad the TV is ruined and Mitsubishi no longer makes that micro board. I need to find one. Or take the money to the dump

I own one a Mitsubishi WS 65809. There is a serious problem with the video signal, a convergence problem. The picture has a severe hour glass effect and is completely unadjustable. I called a Mitsubishi authorized service rep. He says that the convergence board needs replacing. He states that sometimes they can replace the IC's themselves, but in this case the entire board needs replacing but that Mitsubishi does not make that board any more. Great! The total repair estimate is $900! ...IF he can locate a board. So far it's been three weeks and waiting.

Just purchased a lamp for my Mitsubishi WL-82913 tv in January 10, 2008 for $445.00. The lamp has a warranty of 3 months only and was expected to last 2000 to 5000 hours of use depending on the environment of the tv (smoking area, ventilation, air quality, etc. etc.) Our lamp lasted less than 700 hours and our tv has very well ventilation, no smoking, cleaned area of dust frequently.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WS65809 65 rear projection TV in 2002 and was very happy with it until one day last month it suddenly died..... The dreaded blinking green light. I purchased the set from the Wiz which is no longer in business.

purchased a 60 inch projection screen tv that had problems that began a few of days prior to warranty being up. After 2 episodes of same problem I began researching and found that this was a known problem by BBuy & the manufacturer, I tried to return set an dispute thru a claim via my card company to no avail (have records) and I also contacted the manufacture with same results,

Found out yesterday we need a lamp engine, $900, on our WE52525 bought on 9/11/04. After investigating online, found large number of complaints on this and other issues with this tv (frequent lamp replacement, electronics board), decided to take action to have Mitsubishi replace the tv rather than fix it because the future does not look positive. There are 2 class action suits right now in California.

OH NO!!!! The High Intensity Lamp just went out in my Mitsu model# WD52528. After reading the horror stories here, I don't know whether to (a)replace the lamp,(b)push it over a cliff and replace with any other brand, or (c)set the TV down on some cowardly exec's head at Mitsubishi. I fear what I am about to undertake will not be worth the stress and trouble. I bought mine as a floor model from our local Tweeter store, which is now out of business, almost exactly 2 years ago.

went to mitsubishi dealer in montreal canada. he charged me for recall on my endeaver. a safety recall! he said your truck is aus unit and your in canada. here you must pay! this a dishonest company. they recall because of their defect and i have to pay!

I own a Mits TV, It has a bad DM Module, David who is a manager admitted that one percent of their TV's is defective. I was given a quote of 430 to fix TV. after setting up appt for today, no one showed so I called Mitshubishi servive center and was told that it is over a 1,000 to fix the TV.

On 1/30/2005 I purchased a Mitsubishi DLP TV Model # MD52825 from Tweeter Home Entertainment Group for the price of $3850.00, & didn't buy the extended warranty because I would never dream such a high dollar TV wouldn't last 10 to 20 years, espically since it is a Mitsubishi TV ! I had to replace the Lamp at a cost of $229.00 on 8/03/2006 after being told that the lamp will last Aprox 3 years.

I had the thermal sensor replaced under warranty in February of 2008 due to a recall. Now I'm left with ordering a $250 bulb on my $2500 tv that is just over a year old. Just to make it clear, I do not use my TV in any excessive ways. It is in a well ventilated area and is properly protected by my APC (American Power Conversion) power strip. Let me 1st say that I'm very disappointed in the quality of the TV and Bulb to this point. Having two issues in a little over a years time seems excessive on such a expensive piece of equipment. BigScreen store was no help, other than ordering new bulb. No response yet from mdeaservice@mdea.com.

We bought a 65 Mitsubishi tv, from Sears, in Oct-16-06, 8 months later I called the Mitsubishi consumer relations, and was tpld some one would call back! it's now july 8,08 and i and stilll weighitin, i have called them befour the year was up, but no one ever called.

I called about a problem with our TV's 2nd lamp going out when we just purchased the 2nd lamp on December 2007. We purchase the Mitsubishi brand Big Screen TV in 2005. I was told that I was speaking with someone named Ranaldo who seemed very attenative to my conserns and needs he also seemed very cooperative and (as he told me that he was typing in all of the information that we just discussed) he started making arrangements to connect me to a company that would come out and service the TV. He told me to hang on the phone while he connected me to this company.

We purchased a 52 DLP Mitsubishi from Best Buy 3.5 years ago. I've read everyone's complaints, and received the same sales pitch. That all you have to do is replace the lamp when it goes out and you have a brand new picture. After less than 2.5 years, the lamp went out. $250 to replace it. No problem, so it will last at least another 3 years (we had bought ours at discount as a floor model, figured some life was taken out of the lamp before purchasing).

mitsubishi tv lamp has been out of seachervice five times in 3years;app;30day each time. it is out of service now a week so far? wd-52525 model

Not sure if this falls under the lemon law? or not but.. I am sooo tired of buying products that my family really cant afford in the first place. But after saving and saving to buy our piece of crap Mitsubishi 57? TV we have had our lamp go out on us 2 times in less than a year with the third lamp on its way in 2-3 more business days? we were told that most likely we will be replacing this Lamp that costs $249.00 about every 2-4 months for the rest of the TVs lifetime. I find this truly OUTRAGEOUS!!!.... We purchased this TV on 5/27/07 @ ABC Warehouse. We should have been warned about the severe problems that thousands of consumers are having with this worthless product that Mitsubishi has made millions on. As consumers, we need to do something about this. They need to recall these TVs so no other consumer buys them. How can we help? Is there something that me and my family can do?

I was driving north bound on the garden state parkway when suddenly my girlfriend and i smelled a very strong burning smell.... When she looked at her door (passenger door) she saw fire coming through the door...... I pulled over onto the shoulder as quick as possible, i then shut the car off and got my kids out of the car as quick as possible. While i was getting the kids out the car my girlfriend had to climb over to the driver seat side in order to get out because her door was already on fire....... Within a minute of us getting out of the car the car was already burning completely....

We purchased a Mitsubishi WD-62825 (original price $6299.95) for 4700.00 on 11/28/04 with a 3yr extended warranty. Had to have it replaced on 1/1/05. After replacing the lamp for the 3rd time, we all of a sudden get a green flashing timer light, with no power to the TV. This occurred in April, (3 yrs and 4 mo. old) We went to the Mitsubishi site for an authorized TV repair and scheduled an apt. When the TV repair tech came out, told us it would cost 1100.00 to replace the chassis. I was also told by the TV repair tech that this is a "known issue" of Mitsubishi and that we would be better off just buying a new TV.

We purchased a 55 inch HDTV model #WS55511 from Paul's TV on 08/02/03. After 6 months the TV started to shut down on it's own. Mitsubishi send out a tech that tried to fix it 3 times but it kept doing the same thing. We were given a new TV. 6 months after that the TV started having problems again. We were told it was the bulb which would cost $250.00 dollars and most likely need to replace every 6 months. We got it fixed. Now our TV distorted and the color is off. The tech came out gave us a $730.00 estimate. After numerous phone calls Mitsubishi stated that they would pay $243.00 of it. Are they kidding!!!

We purchased ours at Fry's Electronics in Arlington, TX. This is a horrible product, we only had it for a couple of months and the troubles started. First it was running hot (air flow issues) and wouldn't work. Took two weeks with out the TV and finally a service person came out with a new sensor plug.

I will keep this as brief as possible because there are already so many complaints on the Mitsubishi DLP TVs. We purchased ours at Fry's Electronics in Arlington, TX. This is a horrible product, we only had it for a couple of months and the troubles started. First it was running hot (air flow issues) and wouldn't work. Took two weeks with out the TV and finally a service person came out with a new sensor plug. A couple of weeks later same thing happened and they came out again another two weeks wait, with another new sensor plug! Third time we requested a different service facility. After waiting again this company hard wired the sensor.

My husband and I bought a Mitsubishi 55-inch television, Model No. 55515, in October 2004 from American TV and Appliances. In June 2007, after less than three years of ownership, the TV failed and could not be reset to function. It took 27 days to obtain and bring the television back to operation status.

2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor paint failure started with just a couple small oxidation spots when it was only two years old.Very alarming when the car exterior has been maintained and protected quite well. It has become horrible within the last 3 months. Now the value of my car is completely lost and the expenses to repair the damage that should still be covered under warranty is over $5000.

Mitsubishi HD DLP Projection TV Model #WD-62627 (mfrd. Jan. '06, purchased Feb. '06)- Lamp Replacement (lamp module, $229.00). On approximately 2 April 08, after approximately 2 years service, this TV's small 120-watt picture lamp (V29/V30) failed, and had to be replaced. This 2-year period seems to be a short life-expectancy for such a bulb.

I purchased a Mitsubishi television on February 1, 2007. Model# WD-62528 serial number 104957. Thank goodness I purchased a 6 year extended warranty with this t.v. I have already had to replace a light bulb, replacement cost a few hundred dollars, he also tells me that the entire lighting bulb engine needs to be replaced, cost for this unit is 1000.00 or more. He also informed me tht this must be a flaw with this particular model because this is not the fist he's come across it. I'm worried that after my exteneded warrenty is up I will be out a very expensive t.v. or I'll be putting alot of money into it. I think there needs to be a recall on this television.

My Mitsubishi WS-55613 is 2 1/2 years old and has stoped working, I Shipped the chassi to a authorized Mitsubishi repair shop. They say it is not repairable. This is not right for a big company to sell products That fail this soon. I am out about 3500.00 dollers. It is not right. There should be some kind of recourse.

purchased a mitsubishi 57in projection tv in sept 07 and this is the 4th time that the lamp has gone out.

$250 a year... for however long I own the TV...

I bought a Mitsubishi TV from Best Buy in March of 2007. Since that time the lamp has burnt out 4 times. We have called each time and received a new lamp under our warranty. The last lamp (before the most recent one that happened 2 days ago) they finally sent out a repair person to look at the TV. He replaced a sensor, it did not help. We have once again had to order a new lamp. Their customer service has done NOTHING to resolve the issue. I have tried escalating the matter and never receive return calls. This TV is a lemon and should be replaced.

We bought our Mitsubishi TV 1 year ago and are having to replace the lamp. We were told the lamp life would be 3years but it already went out. I did a internet search and found other people are having the same problem. We spent $2100.00 on the TV and if we hadn't of bought the extended warranty then we would have to pay for the lamp. But in another year when the lamp goes out (which I'm sure it will) we will be out of luck because the warranty only covers a 1 time replacement lamp. There should be a recall on these TV's and Mitsubishi should be made to fix this problem.

I bought a Mitsibushi DLP TV (model WD 52631) about 10 months ago. After a month it started showing a message: TV will shut down; check air flow. A technician fixed the problem. And very recently I cannot see a picture; I learned that I have to change the lamp. What is wrong with Mitsubishi? I thought the problem would be due to something I was doing, but I understand now that the problem is from Mitsubishi. They have completely refused to replace our TV with a new product.

I purchased my 52 inch Mitsubishi TV model #WS55613 about two and a half years ago and the dm module has gone bad. I sent the tv to an authorized repair shop and they have had my tv for over a month. The charge to get my Tv fixed is going to be over $600.00. I spent $2100.00 for it. I don't think a 2 1/2 year old tv should have already broke down and cost $600 for repair. They say they are having a hard time getting the part in and don't know when it will be in.

I purchased a Mitsubishi 61 HD (DLP) Projection TV, WD62527,SS# 113344, from sears about 2 years ago. There has been a grinding noise for about 6 months and it has been getting worse. I finaly had Sears take a look at it (for $108) and was told the Light engine (SUB RFR-675) needed repacing. My TV would be down for 3-4 weeks and would cost me $1261.24. I was also told the TV Lamp would not last much longer and that would be $350 if I installed it myself. Add it up. The salesman told me the lamps ran about $100. I have never had a tv go bad and thought $100 every 4 years would not be bad. I can almost buy a new tv for the above price. This is not right.